In collaboration with the mysterious world of Strange Antiquities, four unusual relics have surfaced in voxel form.
Each object carries a story, a hint of forgotten folklore, and a touch of the uncanny. Reimagined through the calm, tactile experience of voxel painting, these artifacts invite you to uncover their secrets one cube at a time.
Four relics uncovered. Four mysteries brought to light.
Grimm
From the pages of forgotten folklore comes Grimm, a figure cloaked in enigma and whispered legend. This mysterious presence feels as though it stepped straight out of an old storybook, carrying the weight of tales long untold.
Grimm invites you to explore the darker edges of imagination while keeping the relaxing rhythm of voxel painting intact.
Eye of Cernunnos
Drawn from ancient myth and quiet power, the Eye of Cernunnos watches patiently as it takes shape.
With every cube you paint, the eye slowly awakens, revealing its symbolic design and natural mysticism. The deeper you go, the more the artifact feels alive.
Some relics are better left sleeping.
St. Cedric’s Thunder
Hidden within a rune-etched wooden box lies St. Cedric’s Thunder, a relic said to harness the power of a single thunderclap.
As you paint, the sealed energy within slowly takes form, humming beneath every voxel. The craftsmanship of the artifact begins to reveal itself piece by piece, until the object stands complete in all its strange glory.
Handle with care. Not every storm should be released.
Jupiter
Closing the collaboration set is Jupiter, a celestial feline with an elegant and otherworldly presence.
Graceful and mysterious, Jupiter brings a softer energy to the collection while remaining firmly rooted in the strange and magical world of Strange Antiquities. As the model fills with color, the cosmic character of this unique companion slowly comes to life.